On a CentOS 7 machine, I'm trying to access an USB-3102 device from a C++ program with the "universal library", but the tclDaqDeviceInventory function, even though the device is detected, returns "NO PERMISSION" for productId instead of a valid id.
On a terminal, lsusb command confirms the device can be seen by the USB layer:
Bus 001 Device 008: ID 09db:009b Measurement Computing Corp.
I have tried to compare configuration (user permissions, user groups, etc.) between this machine and another one where the device is properly recognized but I have not managed to find any differences.
Could you please point me to the setting()s that might matter here?
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Charles L.
Hi,
On a CentOS 7 machine, I'm trying to access an USB-3102 device from a C++ program with the "universal library", but the tclDaqDeviceInventory function, even though the device is detected, returns "NO PERMISSION" for productId instead of a valid id.
On a terminal, lsusb command confirms the device can be seen by the USB layer:
Bus 001 Device 008: ID 09db:009b Measurement Computing Corp.
I have tried to compare configuration (user permissions, user groups, etc.) between this machine and another one where the device is properly recognized but I have not managed to find any differences.
Could you please point me to the setting()s that might matter here?
Thanks a lot.
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Charles
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